During the football season, Packers tight end Jermichael Finley and safety M.D. Jennings typically take turns hosting a weekly radio show on Wednesday evenings from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. CT on WDUZ 107.5 FM and 1400 AM in Green Bay.

But because of the bruised spinal cord Finley has reportedly suffered, offensive lineman Josh Sitton will be filling in for Finley on Wednesday, according to the station's Twitter account:

.@jsitton71 has stepped up and will fill in for @JermichaelF88 Wednesday at Thornberry Creek. @Lil_Eazy_Ana_42 is his guest, don't miss it!

— The Fan 1075 (@WDUZ) October 22, 2013

The show orignates from Thornberry Creek golf course in Oneida, Wis. and will be streamed live on TheFan1075.com.

Earlier during the day, the team returns to practice following their typical Tuesday day off. And obviously after suffering from such a high number of injuries, the Packers will be hoping for a dose of good health.

In particular, they could use the services of the players who were listed as questionable from last week's game against the Browns and didn't play. Those include wide receiver James Jones, linebacker Brad Jones and cornerback Casey Hayward and Jarrett Bush.

Of those four, James Jones would appear the furthest from returning, seeing as head coach Mike McCarthy said earlier in the week that his timetable for return would probably be two or three weeks.

Wednesday's injury report will be made public from Packers headquarters shortly before the start of McCarthy's press conference, which will be streamed live on the team's official website at Packers.com at approximately 1:10 p.m. CT.

There will be a pair of Packers-related book signings on Wednesday evening.

Former wide receiver Donald Driver will make an appearance at the Barnes and Noble in Green Bay at 7:00 p.m. to sign copies of his book Driven that was just released on Tuesday.

Also, former safety LeRoy Butler will be present at the Phoenix Bookstore on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

He'll be signing copies of his new book Packers Pride: Green Bay Greats Share Their Favorite Memories.